WazRS

I didn't order the 90l Fuel tank in my coming RS..

Should I regret or should i rejoice?

Wael

jo_ker

ask if you can still change it (without production delay).

Why you didn´t order it?

NateOZ

I use about 35 to 38L of fuel in a 40 minute track session with my 3.8L Cayman - it has a 65L tank and its a pain to have to be refuled after every session.

For the street, I don't think it's an issue.

MM3.9GT3

Rejoice. I did the same thing.

SmokinGTS

If you can change it...Do It. I run through the big tank of fuel in three sessions and the warning light is annoying. There is no downside to the larger tank.

aamersa

Regret, Standard tank too small. Frequent refueling.

kyrocks

My turbo S has the small tank. My GT3 has the big tank.

The small tank is a PAIN IN THE ***! So many more frequent refueling trips. I would definitely order the larger tank if I could. No question.

Some people like to refuel often so they can look at their cars and talk to others about their car. I don't. Or maybe you want less weight on track with a full tank to obtain the DE 1st place trophy?

Kidding aside. Go for the larger tank if you can.

levd

Regret. Or change it if you can.

sechsgang

ya change it, It's easily my favorite free feature ever. Would have probably paid for it even.

Just in time

You will not regret the big tank but will do with the small one, unless u love pumping gas.

Petevb

The small tank exists for one reason and has only one benefit: to enable a lower headline number on the spec sheet. It's simply a trick to make the car seem lighter than it actually is.

You can get the same benefit by short-filling the larger tank. I'd not only regret, I'd also be annoyed at Porsche for trying to fool its customers in the first place.